Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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We Are Influenced by the Roots DURING THE 1962 CAMPAIGN, Malden was visited by Democratic candidates, Torby MacDonald and Ted Ken¬ nedy. GEORGE LODGE, unsuccessful Republican senatorial can didate, visits Malden during his admirable campaign. TWO THOUSAND STUDENTS ENTER SCHOOL FROM MANY BACKGROUNDS, ENVIRONMENTS, AND ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES

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Also Affect Our Lives AT A CLUB MEETING, we are given an opportunity to serve the school and community. Besides this we can feel the spirit of fellowship by working and having fun with others. THE BOX LUNCH PROGRAM, an innovation at M.H.S. this year, offers us a delicious, well-balanced meal. A variety of lunches are served including a sandwich, dessert, and milk.

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of Malden Itself o Between 2:00 P.M. and 8:00 A.M. the average M.H.S. student is influenced by the roots and the personality of the coun¬ try and Malden itself. Running frantically to catch that bus, relaxing at Brigham s with friends and a cool soda, working over an untiring cash register at one of our mar¬ kets, buried in thought, scaling stones on the Reservoir, in the hospital just up the hill, each one of us is spreading a little sunshine by his volunteer work, that strange sensation of dangling between childhood and adulthood, that special somebody we care about, the doubts, the movies, the outings, the draft, the family, the snowstorms, that source theme that is due in two weeks, the haircuts, the perma¬ nents, the cemeteries, the birthdays, the crushing problems found in the headlines of the Malden News; these are our roots. MALDEN ' S TOWERING CHURCH SPIRES sym¬ bolize the many faiths existing at M.H.S. MALDEN SQUARE provides us with ample room to eat while studying, shopping, and socializing. TRUE DEMOCRACY IN ACTION finds senior council members under Miss Norton ' s direction counting ballots for their class elections. 13